Keith Bellows Biography

The editor of National Geographic Traveler Keith Bellows steps away from the human aspects of travel for a moment to present one of his other fascinations: animal design. And not just the beautiful photogenic aspects of that design either. After a harrowing breakdown in the Sahara with one water bottle to share among four people Bellows was forced to make a rendezvous via camel ride and became certain that this animal was in addition to being a mean son-of-a-bitch the most perfectly designed creature on Earth.
Convinced by the organizers that bringing a live camel to the TED Conference was not a wise idea Bellows did the next best thing and drafted a National Geographic film crew to go to the Washington Zoo. They returned with a film of Suki a 2000-pound creature in the midst of rut with shocking capabilities lurking in his spinning tail and rear-facing genitalia all gleefully outlined in the film. But though this creature may seem unsavory he's perfectly adapted to survival in the harshest environments around and critical to the survival of the nomads that call the desert home.
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